Transcom's Virtual Agent solutions

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As a specialist in customer experience, Transcom is constantly looking for new ways to help our clients improve customer satisfaction and increase loyalty. One of the key elements in doing so is to reduce the effort for a customer seeking support. Transcom has now made it even easier for our clients to complement their customer service team with virtual agents by developing tailored solutions. We do this by providing process advice, project management, implementation, operations handling and maintenance, partnering with some of the most distinguished technology providers in the space.

Improving user CX with a Speech Analytics project from Transcom.

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In any commercial sector, the customer service phase plays a fundamental role in creating an image of a company in the eyes of the client. But that’s not all! The semantic and linguistic analysis of conversations between clients and customer service representatives also allows important information to be gathered and processed, and action taken to improve the quality of the customer experience. We’re talking about Speech Analytics software, programmes capable of analysing the “voice of the Client” in dialogues that take place every day with Contact Center agents.

TalkTalk walks the walk with digital customer service strategy

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Five years ago, TalkTalk was one of the most complained about telecoms operators in Britain. Today the company has completely turned things by revamping the contact centre operating model and finding new ways for customers to get the support they need across digital channels. As a result, TalkTalk is succeeding in its mission to be a value champion taking on the traditional giants in one of the toughest industries in Britain. 

Transcom selected to provide customer assistance for the new famil.care service

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Early in April, Transcom began managing customer service for famil.care, a new digital platform created to allow family caregivers to protect their loved ones remotely, look after their everyday needs, and provide assistance in an emergency. Why was the service created? According to a Doxa survey commissioned by famil.care, about 19 million people in Italy receive daily assistance from their families: 13.4 million over 65s (a figure that is expected to reach 22 million in 2050) and 5.2 million children from 7 to 15 years old.

Transcom Italia launches gamification project to increase service quality and improve user experience

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Gamification is the application of game logic and mechanisms to other fields, for the purpose of engaging with people and conveying specific messages to them in an efficient and agreeable way. In an ongoing quest for innovative tools to improve Customer Experience, Transcom Italia has developed “Transcom Champs”, a Gamification project focused on improving quality, efficiency and performance in all the customer care, technical/commercial assistance, upselling and cross selling activities that Transcom manages for its clients. Transcom Champs is a browser game designed to tra

Transcom's industry-tailored CX expertise

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The world of customer care is currently going through a period of radical transformation. And, like in many other areas, the drivers of change are digitalization and the ever-present ambition to always offer the best possible Customer Experience. It should however be pointed out that these developments are not affecting all product categories in exactly the same way. As a result, we have to take the distinctive features of each industrial sector into consideration when defining a successful customer care strategy.

The Internet of Things changes the dynamics of the Customer Experience

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The Internet of Things (IoT) has been a hot topic for some time now and we are increasingly surrounded by smart devices and objects that can communicate with each other and with the user. Some examples? Training shoes that connect to smartwatches and smartphones, providing detailed information about the wearer’s sporting performance. The watch that activates your wake-up alarm earlier than usual if there’s heavy traffic on the way to work. Interconnected cars that slow down automatically if there’s an accident ahead.